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Made my first Bannerlord video — feedback welcome, especially on audio

Just uploaded my first ever Bannerlord video, a cinematic campaign playthrough following a Battanian mercenary clan fighting to hold back the kingdoms closing in on all sides. Would love feedback from anyone willing to watch — particularly on the audio. The voiceover doesn't feel like it sits naturally with the gameplay footage and I can't quite figure out what's off. Any Bannerlord players who also make content and have dealt with this would be massively helpful. General feedback on the video is also very welcome — it's my first one and I know there's plenty to improve. submitted by /u/Interesting-Rip9106 [link] [comments]
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What's your spiciest take with the war sails DLC? Mine is I think the War Sails tutorial is good.

What's your spiciest take with the war sails DLC? Mine is I think the War Sails tutorial is good.

Curious to see what everyone else's hot takes on the new DLC would be. I've seen stuff like Nords are too weak and Valandia are too strong which I've not seen play out in the 3 campaigns I've played HOWEVER my hot take is the new tutorial ends up being pretty solid.

You finish clan tier 1, get a bunch of gold and equipment and some skill exp by the end of it. You can grab a companion from the city you're in and you're ready to go and rescue your brother. I really like the naval combat, you can basically skip the story and just do the missions if you've done it before and it's simple enough that you almost can't fail a mission. I figured I'd skip it in my most recent playthrough and I actually found going town to town transporting sheep or buying tools for villages really boring. I could be sailing the sea with my bald viking buddy and serving up some cold vengance to that traitor Purig.

I understand the rescue mission and the one where you have to take out the boat fort can be tedious and slow but so can lots of Bannerlord. The RTS camera mod let's you fast forward a lot of the slow stuff but I honestly didn't mind taking my time with it and having some fun.

Now that I can hit clan tier 2 in a much more engaging and immersive way I think I'll be taking the tutorial for my campaign playthroughs and leaving the sheppard role play for my sandbox runs. What is everyone else's opinion? Do you find the old way a little boring now?

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